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Michigan Integrated Circuits Lab (MICL) Seminars

Digital, analog, RF circuit and system design

The MICL Seminars are sponsored by faculty in the Michigan Integrated Circuits Lab.

Upcoming Seminars

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Past Seminars

A Review of the CHIPS for America Research and Development Programs

Brian Hoskins, Detailee, CHIPS Research and Development Office

10:30am – 11:30am in 1200 EECS Building

“Energy Efficient Circuits Beyond what have been believed as the Fundamental Limits: Power Converter, Analog Interface and Frequency Generation”

Taekwang Jang, Assistant Professor, ETH Zürich

11:00am – 12:00pm in 1200 EECS Building

“Commercializing University Innovation – a non-linear journey”

3:30pm – 4:30pm in 1200 EECS Building

MICL Seminar | EECS Seminar

The Analog Designers Toolbox (ADT): Towards A New Paradigm for Analog IC Design

12:00pm – 1:00pm in 3316 EECS Building

The Programmable Matter Project: Realizing a matter made of autonomous robots

Julien Bourgeois, Professor, Univ. Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Institut FEMTO-ST, CNRS

11:00am – 12:00pm in 1303 EECS Building

Analog Compute-in-Memory at Mythic

Dave Fick, CTO/Founder, Mythic

2:00pm – 3:00pm in 1690 Beyster Building

Run-time computation for enhanced integrated circuits and systems

Visvesh Sathe, Assistant Professor, University of Washington

The Simple Physics of Electronic, Thermal, and Electro-thermal Transport from the Nanoscale to the Macroscale

Mark Lundstrom, Distinguished Professor, Purdue University

The Benefits of Mixed-Signal Computing for Neural Network Inference

Laura Fick, Founding Analog Circuit Designer, Mythic

Future Trends in Wireless Communications: 5G and Beyond

Jeffrey Foerster, Principal Engineer, Intel

CMOS sensors: from cardiovascular signal to environmental monitoring

SeongHwan Cho, Professor, KAIST, Korea

Nyquist-Rate Healthcare: Silicon Systems to Close the Sub-Sampling Gap in Health Monitoring

Amin Arbabian, Assistant Professor, Stanford University

Tunable Cavities and Cold-Plasma Electronics for Reconfigurable RF Front-Ends

Dimitrios Peroulis, Professor, Director of the Birck Nanotechnology Center, Purdue University

Ultra Low-Power Analog Front-End Design

Pieter Harpe, Assistant Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology

Leveraging dense package technology in advanced technologies for large SoCs

Hardware and software progresses on designing programmable matter

Julien Bourgeois, Hardware and software progresses on designing programmable matter, Computing University of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Institut FEMTO-ST, CNRS

IoT Sensing Device and Machine Learning

Mingoo Seok, Asst. Professor, Columbia University

Continuous-time Pipeline ADC

Hajime Shibata, Design Engineer, Analog Devices

Tunnel FET Modeling and Exploratory Circuit Design/Compiling Analog-to-Digital Converters

Trond Ytterdal, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Tales of Commercializing Engineering Research and Related Irrational Endeavors

Michael McCorquodale, Adjunct Lecturer, Entrepreneur and Angel Investor, University of Michigan

New Ingredients in the Pot – Rethink Analog IC Design

Nan Sun, Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Austin

Microelectronics for Radiation Detectors

Gianluigi De Geronimo

Ultra-Short-Reach Interconnects for Package-Level Integration

Tony Chan Carusone, Professor, University of Toronto

Wireless Trends & Emerging Applications in IoT & Wearables

Jeff Foerster, Engineer, Intel

Energy-Efficient Hardware for Embedded Vision and Deep Learning

Vivienne Sze, Assistant Professor, MIT

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